Is there a apple software dvd besides iMovie

I have been trying to make dvds that i d/l but some of them dont import becasue they are .avi files so i decided to get toast and toast import them but when i burnt the dvd it didnt work on my dvd player. Can someone help me with either siftware to be able to import .avi files

.avi is just a container, other say "wrapper" - could be anything inside; and depending of what is inside, you need different tools....
haven't tried, but this one claims to handle them all:
VisualHub << click on

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